Demers, 28, appeared in all 10 games of the tournament. The Dorval, Quebec native logged the third most ice-time of any Canadian defenseman in the tournament (193:51) and earned his first career medal at the World Championship.

Matheson, 23, appeared in all 10 games of the tournament, recording seven points (1-6-7). The Pointe-Claire, Quebec native finished the tournament ranking tied for second among the tournament's defensemen in scoring and tied for first among all Canadian defensemen. Matheson earned a medal with Canada for the second consecutive World Championship after winning gold in 2016.

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